Why work with an SEO company that doesn’t get you?

While driving to work today I was thinking about something Erica Ehm said – well, something her dad said to her after a breakup: “Why do you want to be with a guy who doesn’t get you?” Which made me wonder: “Why are so many businesses working with an SEO company that doesn’t get them?” […]

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Why you need to know about “want-to-know” micro-moments

When was the last time you whipped out your smartphone or tablet to dig a little deeper into an advertisement you saw? How about some guidance for your latest DIY project, or clarification for a presentation or report? Like the majority of consumers, it was probably today (or yesterday). We all do this frequently – […]

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Foundery partnering up with London’s OEV in new project

We’re proud to share one of our latest partnerships with you. We’ve partnered up with London’s Old East Village to help create the OEV Community Exchange and helped spearhead this program along with other members of the OEV. This program connects members of the OEV with certain skills and abilities with other members in an […]

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Google improves the way URLs look in mobile search results

At Ontario SEO we’ve known for a long time that mobile was going to change search engine results. With Google’s Mobile-Friendly Algorithm Update set for April 21, this is just one of the many steps that is going to change search results for people using desktop vs. mobile devices. The most recent change that Google has made […]

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New Google Local Search Results Display

There has been a significant shake-up in Google results for search terms with local intent, something that is likely to have an effect on local businesses that rely on the search results for new business. Where there were previously 7 results in the local business listings there are now only three. Those businesses that were […]

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The Rise of Video in Online Marketing

It’s been hard to ignore the growing importance of video in today’s online world. With the extreme popularity of YouTube, the increasing use of video Twitter cards and Facebook’s recent emphasis on video, businesses can’t afford to miss out on this huge market space. Most marketers who have jumped on the video train have one […]

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Are you Ready for Google’s Mobile-Friendly Algorithm Updates on April 21st?

On February 26, 2015 Google formally announced an important change that will affect how your business appears in Google mobile search engine rankings. Some internet marketing experts are calling this “mobilegeddon”, as they expect this update will negatively affect a significant number of websites. Starting April 21, we will be expanding our use of mobile-friendliness […]

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Foundery Wins 2015 London Consumer Choice Award

We’re so excited! In case you haven’t heard, Ontario SEO was named the winner of the London Consumer Choice Award for Web Search Engine Optimization for 2015. This category recognizes businesses who go above and beyond in providing customers with web services designed to increase business and generate leads online. Ontario SEO is a digital […]

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Is your business ready for local mobile search?

According to IBM customer transaction data, we experienced a major milestone in the world of online retail on the American Thanksgiving weekend; mobile traffic from smartphones and tablets accounted for 52.1% of all online traffic.1 For quite some time now experts in the online world have been anticipating that mobile traffic will surpass desktop & […]

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